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| 供应商 | Noesis Technologies |
|---|---|
| 型号 | Continuously variable slope delta modulation |
| 类型 | Soft IP |
| 到期日 | Silicon proven |
| 源网址 | View more |
| 特征 | CVSD compression and decompression algorithm The core can be configured either as a CVSD encoderor as a CVSD decoder Support for 16-bit PCM speech input (sampled at 8 KHz) or audio input (sampled at 16 KHz) Higher sampling rates can also be supported Innovative fully digital CVSD algorithm implementation, no requirement for analog parts Verified speech quality with ITU-T PESQ model Compliant with legacy CVSD implementations Compliant with Bluetooth CVSD specification Portable to any FPGA/ASIC technology |
| 详情页 | View more |
| 附件名称 | ntCVSD_pb.pdf |
| 附件链接 | View more |
The growth in wireless communication systems, cellular mobile radio and VoIP technology has created the imperative need for bandwidth efficient, high speed quality voice coding algorithms. The fundamental principle of the CVSD algorithm is the encoding of one bit per sample. For example an audio signal sampled at 32 KHz will be compressed to 32 Kbps.
The ntCVSD codec IP core can be configured to operate either as an encoder or as a decoder functional block. In encoder mode the core accepts input data at a rate of 8 KHz/128 Kbps or 16KHz/256Kbps and are sampled when the data strobe signal is asserted high. Higher input sampling data rates can also be supported with no up-sampling provision. The sampled input data can either be initially up-sampled to 64 KHz by using an interpolation filter in order to improve speech/audio quality before entering into the actual CVSD codec unit or can be just directly fed into the CVSD codec unit with no previous pro-cessing. These samples are then driven to a digital comparator in or-der to be compared with a reference signal value. If the input sample is greater than the reference signal then a logic 1 is transmitted and a step value is added on the reference signal. If the input sample is less than the reference signal then a logic 0 is transmitted and a step val-ue is subtracted from the reference signal. The transmitted bits are also stored in an N-bit shift register. Depending on the shift register contents, a decision is made whether a slope overload has occurred and the step value is adjusted accordingly in order to keep up with the changing slope of the input waveform. Depending on both the digital comparator and the slope overload decisions, an integrator estimation is generated in order to approximate the previous input value and drive it back to the digital comparator.
In decoder mode the core accepts the compressed bit-stream and the incoming bits are sampled when the data strobe signal is asserted high. The received bit-stream is fed directly to the N-bit shift register and depending on the shift register contents, a decision is made whether a slope overload has occurred. The uncompressed signal is reconstructed through the integrator unit. The reconstructed output will be either be fed into the decimation filter to be down-sampled at the original sampling rate and then driven at the output or will be just directly driven at the output with no previous processing.
The ntCVSD codec IP core can be configured to operate either as an encoder or as a decoder functional block. In encoder mode the core accepts input data at a rate of 8 KHz/128 Kbps or 16KHz/256Kbps and are sampled when the data strobe signal is asserted high. Higher input sampling data rates can also be supported with no up-sampling provision. The sampled input data can either be initially up-sampled to 64 KHz by using an interpolation filter in order to improve speech/audio quality before entering into the actual CVSD codec unit or can be just directly fed into the CVSD codec unit with no previous pro-cessing. These samples are then driven to a digital comparator in or-der to be compared with a reference signal value. If the input sample is greater than the reference signal then a logic 1 is transmitted and a step value is added on the reference signal. If the input sample is less than the reference signal then a logic 0 is transmitted and a step val-ue is subtracted from the reference signal. The transmitted bits are also stored in an N-bit shift register. Depending on the shift register contents, a decision is made whether a slope overload has occurred and the step value is adjusted accordingly in order to keep up with the changing slope of the input waveform. Depending on both the digital comparator and the slope overload decisions, an integrator estimation is generated in order to approximate the previous input value and drive it back to the digital comparator.
In decoder mode the core accepts the compressed bit-stream and the incoming bits are sampled when the data strobe signal is asserted high. The received bit-stream is fed directly to the N-bit shift register and depending on the shift register contents, a decision is made whether a slope overload has occurred. The uncompressed signal is reconstructed through the integrator unit. The reconstructed output will be either be fed into the decimation filter to be down-sampled at the original sampling rate and then driven at the output or will be just directly driven at the output with no previous processing.
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